Rights
On November 19, 2002, Reid Genauer and the Assembly of Dust gave permission to Dan Apfel for shows to be hosted at the Archive:
Dan! We'd be glad to allow you permission to host archives of Reid Genauer
and the Assembly of Dust live performances. Please use the full band name as
we are trying to create name recognition with the Assembly of Dust.
Thanks,
Bob Kennedy
Manager
TAPING POLICY
Welcome Tapers. We love you - we need you - we encourage you to tape our shows and share them with the world. Music makes the world go round and the more people who know about our music, the faster we go round.
Here are a few basic guidelines to keep in mind
Taping of Reid Genauers live performances are for non- commercial home use only. Any resale or use of live concert tapes for commercial gain without explicit written permission from Reid is strictly prohibited.
We support the taping community and will do everything possible to accommodate tapers and to ensure you get the best quality tape possible. We also want to thank you for documenting some of the best times of our lives and for sharing them with other music lovers.
SOUNDBOARD ACCESS: Wherever possible board patches are available on a first come, first served basis. It may not always be possible to offer board patches at every show, so be prepared to use microphones. Where possible power will be available to save on the use of disposable batteries, but again it may not be possible at each venue so if you want to tape, please bring a portable deck. Reid and his employees reserve the right to deny taping privileges to anyone at any time.
MIC STANDS: If you use mic stands, please keep them out of the way of the view between the sound board and the stage. If you are blocking the view you may be asked to move your mic stand. Again, Reid and his employees reserve the right to deny taping privileges to anyone at any time.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Photography will be allowed at most shows. HOWEVER, no flashes are permitted. This rule is subject to change at any time.
VIDEO: Video recording is not allowed. If you do happen to see someone with a video camera they have most likely been hired by Reid, so smile and wave hello.
These are Reid's rules however some venues have their own rules so call to confirm with the venue prior to bringing in your equipment. If you are denied from taping please understand that there are any number of reasons why this may happen from time to time. Whether it is because Reid plans to release the show live or the venue has rules or any other reason please be courteous and enjoy the moment. We all know that sometimes the memory is better than the Memorex.
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